Source: World Wide Web
According to hong Kong's "Orange News" news, a Hong Kong real estate developer in response to the call of the Hong Kong government, sent the first round of vaccine awards, the prize is a "thousand Marriott House", the lucky winner of this mansion was revealed today (15th), for a 35-year-old chef Mr. Li, he said that this is the first house he owned in his life.
The property developer announced today that the winner has appeared at the ceremony, and lucky Mr. Lee, a 35-year-old chef who now rents a house in Cheung Sha Wan, won the first house he owned in his life and will be used to live in the future.
Mr. Lee attended the award ceremony. Pictured from Hong Kong "Orange News"
Mr. Li said that he did not pay special attention on the day of the big draw, until he received the letter and text message, he confirmed that he won the prize, "When I received the notification on the same day, I was really excited and very happy, and I did not think that I would win this ultimate prize." ”
Mr Lee inspected the house he had acquired. Pictured from Hong Kong "Orange News"
Mr. Li recalled, "When I bought lunch that day, I watched the news and learned that today's lottery, and when I saw that the number and id card number were so similar to myself, I was so nervous at that moment. ”
Mr. Lee also said that at the beginning of this year, the epidemic in Hong Kong was repeated, many restaurants were greatly affected, in order to recover the social economy as soon as possible, so he thought it was better to get vaccinated earlier, so at the end of April, he had completed the second dose of the new crown vaccine.
Mr. Li was interviewed. Pictured from Hong Kong "Orange News"
Mr. Li mentioned that most of the friends around him have been vaccinated, but friends who have not been vaccinated will consider vaccination after seeing the "successful example", "Those who did not have injections said that the original lottery was real, because there were really people around them who won the lottery." ”
According to the Global Times reported on the 9th, in May this year, all walks of life in Hong Kong responded to the call of the Hong Kong government and launched a number of lottery schemes for vaccinated people. Among them, two Hong Kong real estate developers jointly donated a new 40 square meter house worth HK$10.8 million to participate in the lottery, which attracted the most attention. At noon on September 8, the lottery was held when a "post-80s" vaccinator received ownership of the property.
The Global Times also mentioned that the two developers also announced earlier that if 5 million people in Hong Kong have been vaccinated with at least one dose of the vaccine by September 30, the second round of the lottery will continue to donate a new house worth about HK$12 million to a Hong Kong permanent resident who has received two doses of vaccine and is over 18 years old. In addition, Organisers will continue to donate 20 scholarships, each worth $200,000 prepaid card spending or credit card free spending, to vaccinated Hong Kong residents aged 12 to 18 through the lucky draw. The second round of the draw will close on 30 September and draws will be drawn on 7 October.